Originally Posted by
NormanF
It has bolts for the seat and wheels. Makes a lot of sense when you stop to think about it. If thieves have to work to steal parts off your bike, they'll look for easier pickings.
My error - looked like a quick release lever on the side of the seat post. But still, quick release to drop the front wheel to fit in a car, or just for changing a flat w/o having to carry wrenches. Cables go around the wheels and through the frame.
I do like the idea of a clean, inexpensive bicycle for the masses, and this might be a good contender. But the marketing spin is built on a foundation of half-truths at best, and that just tweaks my waddles.
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